05 / Social Media Campaigns

Campaigns that move.

All of the social media campaigns featured here were ideated, executed, and analyzed by me in full.

Instagram post announcing Gravity's Artists-In-Residence cohort with four featured artists

Artist Programming

Gravity's Artists-In-Residence Reveal

An Instagram-led announcement introducing the 2024 Artists-In-Residence cohort, paired with a live IG discussion. Designed to position Gravity as a true cultural anchor in Franklinton and to celebrate the artists at the center of the program.

Instagram post for Broad Street Block Party & Market with bold pink and yellow type

Community Activation

Broad St. Block Party & Market

A two-day social campaign driving turnout for a 40+ vendor block party and market on West Broad. Collaborated with partner accounts (@taftsbrewpourium, @gravitymarketplace) to amplify reach across the Franklinton creative community.

Instagram video still of Tequila Fest crowd on the Gravity terrace with string lights

Partnership Recap

Tequila Fest Columbus at Gravity

A post-event social recap thanking attendees of Tequila Fest Columbus, hosted on Gravity's terrace. Captured the energy of the event and reinforced Gravity as a destination for marquee programming in the city.

Instagram post for Gravity presents the Columbus Symphony Orchestra at Franklinton Friday

Signature Programming

Columbus Symphony Orchestra at Franklinton Friday

A save-the-date campaign for a free community performance by the Columbus Symphony Orchestra at Gravity, hosted by Kaufman Development. Built awareness for one of the most attended Franklinton Friday events of the year.

TikTok video still of the Glossier You Look Good Tour activation on the lawn at Gravity in Columbus

Brand Partnership

Glossier 'You Look Good Tour' at Gravity

Earned organic TikTok coverage from attendees of the Glossier #youlookgoodtour stop hosted on Gravity's lawn. The campaign positioned Gravity as a destination for national brand activations and cemented the property's presence within the Columbus cultural conversation.